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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

VARIOUS PRISONERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, the
following prisoners this morning pleaded moi
guilty: Chas. Brawner indicted for assault with
intent to kill Chas. Nightingale, September 9;
Dorsey Futz, colored boy, similar offense on
simon Brown, october o: Jas. Ward, colored, sim.
liar ofIense on Eliza Fox. October IL; Jos Elms
grand larceny OF gold watch from p. J. Nav on
the 18th OF May; Robt. johnson. indicted with Jas
A. Duncan for larceny from the person OF Leon
Albrittain, July Is; John Drew, grand larceny O,
e44-5O from Albert Saunders, october ~: Isaac
Robinson, coored. second offense petit Larceny ri
photograph album from Paul Wolf, September IA.
Arthur Burgess, similar onense on October l4th OF
badges from W. ii. crosby and W. Hodges: Henry
smith. horse stealing, October 9; Frances Nj
Broyls housebreaking In the night, October .,2 al
stable OF VIM Yates; Geo. Blockly, John RuIfin
and Douglas Gordon, coiored, HOUSEKEEPING in
day at the dollhouse OF RObt. Barr, September l2
Frances King, entertainment OF $l5.l0 October q
from G. Il. Swift Co., Benz. Anderson, bigamy In
having married Henrie ia Coleman, September "a
1855 when Rena Howard, with whom he lived
July 2, 1866, was still alive and johnson Bouldin
assault with Intent 70 kill Daniel Jordan, septern
Der 18th last.
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The Meafsier.

: r,~'i9Bs Nsr ne "a hours commencing OF y.
Fo- the District OF Columbia. Maryland, Virginia
gg.I NJ. tu Caroiina. IaIT weather, slowly rising
t-.nDc-sture. light 10 fresh northerly winds be-
t.rI.E- variable
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Livery ovEEcoArs at Barnum's.
FURNITURE AT Cosr.

Having rented out ny store, 73s 9TH street north
west and not Intending TO remove any goods, my
entire stock OF fur;tture must BE- closed out and
store vacated By December 1, 1887. After that
date Will continue only at s13 7Ih street north
west.
WV. LOEwHSTHAL,
7:59 7th street.
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TtRTTEs having old frames 70 reyild, call at
WOOD and FOrsyth's l2os 81. Best work and
,lscSt prices. All the Latest styles OF picture
lrlIae rnuuidinars Al The Lowest prlces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

HoLDAysi HOIIpAYs!-Go 10 Davis. 20 1th ST.
for your pictures. one large crayon and one doz
nely finlsned cabinet portraits Tor only 81 Come
and see them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

PARENTS. provide your children with complete
Set CyclOpredil and 50 answer their numerous
questions. small monthly payments. send postal
for particulars. Box 10 Star office.
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CITY ITEMS.

For Sale. Encyclopedias. James Parton, the
celebrated historian and biographer says that
In every house where there Is placed set Of APP
pleton's Cyclopedia 1t Is like sending the whole
family to college," This work, all the volumes,
can be obtained at once on small monthly pay.
mentS by addressing Box 100. star ONCE.
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For COLDER WE.THER--Gentlemen's wool under
wear merinO SOCKS uled and unlined gloves, caps
at r. G. Lewis a sons, l421 New YORK avenue
branch gaO 7Ih street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

ONE AND TBREE-QUARTER CARAT diamond ring,
$40; one pair 2-carat earrings sl3o: opal anu
ten-diamond cluster ring. $50; H-earet sOnialre
ring $50 Great bargains In diamonds at X. HAB-
RI. & Co. 4.S2 eth street.
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EseuIsH CAPE ovERcoArs at Barnums.

Mosaic PERInRs-Achnle Onvieri Celebrated
Mosaic Picture Will be on exhibition on the 18th
November: also anime display nf mosaic and hligree;
9O1 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, up stairs
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MRS T. r. HARRISON, 1929 street, has returned
from New York with the very latest styles In lm-
ported Bonnets. Hats and millinery novelties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

Go TO II. A. GsOiden's Fish Stalls, Washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks.
ra ms, Holsters, sllders and oysters. Telephone
S47-2 4w
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Lcox at Francs $40 hand-knit Jacket before
buying elsewhere. They are beauties. Cor. 18th
e.uhn
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Ors tailoring department is booming. EisemaI
Bros corner TN and +, manufacturing tailors ant
cIOlhiers. See our f25 suits to order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

WATCHES, JswKLRy, SPEcTACLEs, AND SILVER
WARE AT c. ). kenneld's, LOS street, square IRON
Boston House.
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We HAVE Just returned from New York, and vii
open to-day fresh stock OF Seal listers, Seal Sac
ques. Brown Bear sets and other furs.
JAMES Y. DAVIS Sous, 120l Pa ave-, cor. 18th ST.
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HONESTY Of dealing increases trade. Eisemsr
Bros, manufacturers, corner 9TH and Z SO puy:
an honest and handsome OyercOat.
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Special sale Plush Ornaments.
And New Designs at cents
Special Designs 5 cents pair
New Cords cents.
Beautiful Cord 12 cents
Metal Ornaments 10 cents per dozen.
New Designs In Fancy Baskefs.
At OPPENHEIMERS
5.sS 9th St NV,
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OuR tailoring department is booming. Eisemsn
Bros, corner .th anu E, tailors and clothierS See
Our MANI, ORDER
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A COOP OPERA GLASS 50: fine pearl ones $50.
R HARRIs & Co, 432 9TH street.
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OPIUM SMOKERS.
The Police Raid u Joint ON Tenth
Street.

SkIeeus
A NEW roRKEk AND WEST WASHINGTON NAN M
puLGNe IN THE DRuG-srNG LING, TIER PaofRI-
sroR, foRFR1rs TWENTY DOLLARS COLLATERAL
Last evening, about O'Clock, Detectives Ran
and Horne were watching a young New Yorker,
VINO Is OFTEN seen on the streets here, neatly
dressed, whom they suspected OF wrong doing. He
went into the laundry OF Sing Ling, on 10th street.
near the old Medical Museum. A few minutes
later Lieut. Amiss went with the detectives to
sings establishment, which they believed to be an
opium joint. The Cinnamon was in the front room
ironing linen when the officers arrived, and there
were no Indications that opium smoking was being
INDUCED In on the premises, but going into the
BACK room they found a platform, on which were
erected four cots, where persons could lie down
ana indulge In the inhalation OF the fumes OF the
o o,,n anere were Two men on the cots smoking
tytisniy dressed New Yorker above referred TO-
a ana .ne other was the proprietor Of business
mad evidently used the pipes before because they
managed them without the assistance OF a
Cmnaman. The outfit, consisting OF an iron
Water nlied with bottles OF opium extract, cigar
box nlled with dry opium, four pipes and small
lamp was taken by the officers, together with an
opium cheSt and carried 10 the station. Sing Ling
was much excited when placed under arrest, and
sald, New Yorker gflee me in trouble; you takee
tays pipe; you killee me-, The ChInaman was
up asked for some opium, which was given him.
There being no law here against keeping an opium
JOINT tne omcers We're puzzled as to the proper
course 10 take, but desiring to break up such
places In tis city, possible he was charged with
Keeping disorderly house. This morning, in the
PONCE Court, he forfeited $40 collateral
A LARGE EsTATE.-Joshua Biggs, William F.
Mattfngiy, Brainard II. Warner and Albert F. Fox,
executors OF David L. Morrison. deceased, have
nIed In the office or register OF wills the appraise
Inent and schedule OF the personal estate OF the
late Mr.. Morrison, aggregating 1921 ,50672, Of
which $l2,5J1l1 was scheduled as desperate"
In addition TO the above Mr.. Morrison owned real
Is estimated at not less than S1SO0OO, most OF
which is given by will to his executors In trust
with power 10 sell and convey as they may deem
best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

TEE Toyvy Talk IS, How can W. II. Hoeke sell
thai beautiful ANTIQUE Oak Chamber suit for s..
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RrBBER CLOTHING, best in the world
GOODYEAR 300 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

ONE OF the chief attractions this week Will be
the continuation sale OF the 81 children's suits
Eiseman Broa manufacturers. corner 9TH and E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

WEATHER STRIPS furnished and put on. Ad-
dress y. Humphrey, 226 Prospect Il. n. 9.
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Wonderful Prices In Wraps Double Com
htnaLton, 11th st. sc.
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HASpsoMr Plans.

HANDSOME PIA1ps
These ELEGANT CLOTH PLAID DRESS GOODS
are al pure fne WOOL one yard and half wide,
splendid quality newest styles; actual value sl 25
reduced cash price. Sl.OO
PLAID BLACK SILK VELVET. for trimming,
newest style bess quality. wide width real value
$l3O; reduced cash price only Toe
BLANKETS. immense size. extra heavy, excellent
quality; usual price, $500 reduced cash price, s425
S e0G "A k kRf TIT EEEE ERR ssss
GooG AZ 4 4 + T ZEE + 4 ssss
POPULAR CASH STORE,
I'll MARKET SPACE
FRENCH SERGE elegant Dress Goods all pure fine
WOOL wide donbe width. all colors: very cheap at soc
yard reduced cash price, 81 &C.
BROADCLOTH for Ladies' suits all pure fine wool
one yard and a half vide. ali colors. $I.f5.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled.
s2.0O. S2.25 $3.50 N'
NEW STYLE PLAID DRESS GOODS: worth p5c a
yard; reduced price. IL yards for 90 co.
TRlCOT CLOTH. pure wool, double width 37kc
BLACK CASHMERES. p. 81. 81, So 62c
ROYAL SERGE. wide double fold all coiors 10 Yards
for 30 co. '' - '@'"S
HANDSOME PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS
soo0 worth OF dry goods entities the purchaser to
pair o. handsome ID mask Towels knot.ed fringe
r1OOo worth Of dry goo.s emit lea the purchaser 10
large size handsome Bridal Quilt. worth 81 so MO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

Our RUBBER Boots and shoes VIII wear and gfvt
satisfaction. GOODYEAR, 800 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

As WE are manufacturers, the superiority of
style, Mt and durability OF our clothing is un-
doubted. Eiseman Bros corner 9TH and E
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The Revere House, Boston. Elegant, com
Portable, home-like; the best cuisine in America
European plan. Rooms from 81 day up
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CLOTH SURFACE Rubber" Gossamer, "a and up;
stylish ana good GOODYEAR, 800 eth 81
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The Wonderful Carlsbad Springs.
AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN READS PAPER OF GREAT
INTEREST BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL
CONGRESS.

The Wonderful Carlsbad Springs.
| AN EA!NENr PHYslCLAN READS PAPER OF GREAT
INTEREST BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL
CONGRESS.
=, the Ninth International Medical Congress Dr.
MIA, read paper Stating that ' out Of 30 cases
treated with Carlsbad Water and the Powdered
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for chronic constipation,
nypocnOndrla, disease OF the liver and kidneys,
taundiee, adiposia, diabetis dropsy from valvuiar
neart disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal Inflammation
OF the stomach, ulcer OF the stom oh or spleen,
joints, gravel &C., % Were entirely cured, much
improved, and not treated long enough. Ave- age
no particular diet was prescribed. NThe patients
were allowed to choose Tor themseveS-to eat
whatever their appetites craSed. A remarkable
case the doctor reports in the treatment OF mar
Ket woman who five years ago weighed IS pounds
and mad Increased In weight during that time to
iso pounds; she iaoSred under All the symptoms
enormous increase OF weight In eight days she
lost 10 pounis under the treatment, and felt much
renewed, although she was allowed to follow her
usual diet The doctor claims In conclusion Of his
paper, that the Carlsbad mineral water as ex-
ported oy the city q Carlsbad being the natural
tity OF water is no objection particularly IN dis
eases OF the stomach. Whenever the quantity Of
wal cannot be taken las when away from hone)
the Powder Carlsbad Sprudel Salt genuine i'm
portedl Will answer equally as well 9Th Crystal
Sprudel Salt acts as purgative only.) He states
tnat tne erect OF the Water and Powder Sprude
Salt Is to be relied upon, Independently OF any ad
Juncts OF treatment, such as diet and exercise
whether taken hot or cold, claiming even an ad-
vantage when taken cold, as 1t acts more decidedly
purgative, and that he has given cold the prefer
ence, only using the water hot when no purgative
action Is desired The dose Of the water employed
was two tumblerfuls before breakfast and one or
two during the day. The dose of the Salt Is a tea
spoonful three times day, dissolved in water.
Tne article treats the matter very exhaustivey,
giving null details In every case OF the disease
treated, the quantity employed, remarks and ulti-
mate results, and was well received by the meet ng
Numerous limitations OF the Water and Salt are
SOLD In the United States by druggists in bulk, by
the pound an In bottle. an patients have to be
careful not to accept any unless 1t has the sigma
lure OF the sole agents for the United States,
Eisner a Mendelson Co" on the neck OF every bot
tie. All others are worthless limitations The uenu-
Inc Carlsbad Sprudel Salts and Water is bottled
under the seal and direct supervision OF the city OF
Carlsbad, and Is never sold or exported in bulk or
by the pound Eisner & MendeisOn CO., @ Barclay
street. New York. sole agents for the United states
Will mall copy OF Dr. TODoldus Paper, with table
OF cases treated by him, upon application. S3m
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Remnants OF Plain, Dark and Striped Flannel
for Skirting, 12kc. Double Combination, 1lth s.
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q. wBArs BEST for Hemorrhoids9 A. Bartlett's
Pile SupposltOr1es-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL rHrArEn
TONIGHT AT
LAST PERFORMANCE
OF THE
ARABIAN NIGHTS.
LAST TINE OF The OWLS
LAST TIME OF THE osTRICHEs.
LAST TINE OF THE FAMOUS DOLLS.
LAST TINE OF THE
Gorxeous Scenery! Fairy TRANSFORMATIONS! Three
Great Ballets! 80 Trained Dancers, Thoroughly en-
Gent chorus. The great
Next week.-Mrs.. A. HERNE,
IN HEARTS OF OAK
Seats now on sale. ME
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Sd Per Gallon, 1jc. Quart Bottle, No. ]
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEE'S, 9th near ID st. was
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NEW LIE AND yIeoR attends the use OF Bakers
God Liver OIL and Malt.
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Can't BE BEAT-The watches, clocks, and Jew
eiry az C. 5. Kenf1eld's, l205 street.
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Bargains. Chains and charms s. to 81
Frank, Jeweler and Opticlan, 457 Pa. ave /

$1,000 worth new Jackets vlsites Newman
kets, and Gretchens. Double Combination, 18th sc.
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Remnants fine Wool DresS-GoOd Novelties
CSC, worth 6Oc. Double Combination. 18th sc, 9
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Guns for sale or hire. cutlery. SPA

153 Assorted flne Jackets for Misses; elegant
Satin Hood So 80. Double Combination, 18th Sc 2
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Remnants OF Fancy Two-face Plush Canto
for kambrequins, 2lc. Double Combination, Iii
st. Sc.
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Remnants 60-inch fine Table Damask SOC
worth &c. Double Combination, 11th st. Sc
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The CRY MARkErs-The Onicial Price Current
OF the Washington Produce Exchange says: The
hour market Is without change. Demand Is good
for choice samples Of wheat; corn and oats steady
and advances In other markets. our market shows
decidedly nrmer tone and prices somewhat
higher On all fresh, desirable stock, especially on
remain neglected. The supply OF eggs is not ex.
eessiye, but ample for all demands. Receipts Of
poultry have been large, with sales largely at In
side rates. There Is good demand for all kinds OF
game arriving In good condition The apple mar.
ket Is staadier, and will improve IS the weather
grows cooler. Irish potatoes, good variety and
and steady. Onions scarce and higher. some
dressed hogs, arrived this week, met with ready
ThankseivinS ars adv,ssdp Po ssnd 6nlv cSo,ce
large, and well-fartened turkeyA They must b
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LOST AND FOUND.
l,oR Rrxr-HoUsEs. rURNrsHED.

n Osr-oS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN
il t,ta and l:Il sta NV, seventy-rve oollArsL n
RETURNED 10 SOS b 81 the Under VII lie hoerxily
rewarded IT.
INoUND-soME MONEY, IN FRONT OF TREAs
IL ury DEPARTMENT, On 10th 81 "a tins morning.
Apply 10 Foreman OF LAborers IN sane
IN osT-GoLD BRACELET Win NAME or
A loser ipslde. Mamie O'ConnOr. Please return 70
l4i3 Rhode Island ave. howard wall be eissn- lfs
OsT-YEsTEKDAY AFTERNOON. A sKYE TKR.
xrler named -Pete.~ wearing tar no. 11Ss. Reward
Wi bs psid for his return % l0ls 2oths 81 nll-2s
n OsT-A CARNELIAN WATCH CHARM THkEI-
IL sided INVOLVING stone Return 70 Star once for
reward n11-2ts
laixht IN or near seats and a. Row q, Orcbsse4
once pair Of gold snd pear Opera 0lassas cnsd =
ssde al c.ne besrlug the maine u Mn. A. II w..
Lbsrsi reward Ps,a u nnaer VAN return 70
,. - ckALLks Assorney-sA-LAv.
hoom ID. 0unton Bu1d1rg,
n1O-3ts Az Louhnsna eva
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FINE PoRrRAIrs. kets Kemethy. I1O9 Pa ave.
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Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa created muct
interest at International Medical Congress go
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COR RENT-BY r. q. HOFFMAN.
II FURNISHED.

FoR KESr-Sr r E & sSETzMAA
fnear 18Th ST Sir s3 33 Conn ave near st 200
,ss az i p 6h s s,h
IGSa SHs nss isa g.
st., near i4tn i6r 200 Cap. near 7sn. st, ior Is
18th ST. mr. L. 10 RS 200 ,oo 2lst near st....-So
UNFURNIsHED.
1920 18th NV 14r.s1a5 OFFICE ROOMS
sps 4. aasn st.. Ess.n. room. in sun
~ st. NV. isr....s5 SO TO us eacS
1891 ss " p pS55 = t. e "a
a a4l Fs St NV NV s$ i, .. e aoor
1903 st NV ilr 59 a. aag IA ave. from 10 . g
4a5 & S & ana Il s ~ sd noSr .
1871 18Th St. NV, ST.. %
1898 St ne. 7r......-23
i6ia sts st. nis' ". e. 80; SO soAhS
ll20 18th st NV. or 80 Maepifcent store Sun
St sI sS,' Ss.s III IT
s9e p 81 Sc. 6r.:-..--ii9
Properly placed with me for rent sale il literally
R9r list Of Fl III ss ssas %
IIoR RENT-l72o l4TH ST, NINE ROOMS
a. Room o.. tE .nd ass sapPS
LOR kENT-1WO NEW F1RsT-CLASS RESI-
v. Apply TO j. j sHEDD. iio2 l4tS q. NV. ois.lm
INOR ENT-UNFURNfsHED--
THO A: PRESCOTT. l4l6 ST. q. w.. CKelloex
buiidng) has the following Houses for rent tunfuf-
2ls IL st. NV. four-story brick 10 rooms ana bsth
modern improvements. ei0o per month
room win ns cellar. and issss hall over store so
2eIS an st. nw., Just above Boundary, two-ssory
brick With srge and roomy three back buildins
dance OF closes, large and sman; In fact al modern
improvements ESQ per month
rooms ana bath modern improvsmsnsS fsopss Ill.,
6nfsinisasS 4-ssory BRICK n corner Of ,esh .nd
81 y. ~ rooms' N thoroueh repair; mod. impsL;
ApPYto no. 4. PRESCOTT
EOR. kENT-UNFURNIsHED-
1o%5 Conn svs. $50 PA lst q. ae,-..-..-e5Q
t5S1 eosl sQs = ns e. 80.
Qolgmota Rod l2S 1903 lth
isi4 issa :sa iSS ,ies , 5ss e
IIs gsS i isss So .ss;. sS st. 0''
:: :ss 'ssa Z sss e r.
Ill., 81 i !; Don pssr ,sss
puPO1t c..sis tssS 9 nstr 10
- 80 }ess- $zS = nssr ASss --isS ,S SO
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"a 80; 80 -. sS 2S:sh ~ a.
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''ROyal Glue'' mends China. Glass, Wood, &C.
1O-f large-size White Wool Blanket; no common
Canton FL, 99c. Double Combination, 18th Sc.
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DIR. Won Scnden's Fenncl Honey Eek.
tract rapidly cures Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat,
&C. At druggists, 25e. and SOC 3571012l4
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Remnants or Raw SILK for Upholstering. ex
qulsiIe designs, TIC Double Combination Nth sc
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100 Plaid and Stripe Jackets for Ladies, with
and without Hood, S2.99. Double Combination,
18th st. Sc. 9
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Elegant new Garment for Ladies', Misses and
Children. Double Combination, 11th st. ae
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RxrsrsKR's ice cream. 235 G st. NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HuxAs art1nclaI eyes. HempIers. ave, cor. =
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SEQ Pairs more Of those splendid heavy SEAM
less Socks, pairs for &c, double heels and toes,
worth fully 25c. pair, at G. Auerbach's sewing
Machine and Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and sts..1
Our Cloak Buyers just returned with s. 900
worth OF Wraps, bought for spot-cash. Double
Combination. g
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il Id. "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per H.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Butterlnilk; sweet MIX
&c. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

MOdel-fiiing Garments for Ladies' Misses
and Children, at half price. Double Combination,
11th st. Sc. Y
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RossRRRs REPokrRp-John n Jones reports the
larceny OF hat worth a George r. Phiiiips re
ports stolen from steamer John Gibson tub Of
ports the then OF - worth Of knivea furks and
spoona Timothy Costello reports the larceny Of
IN 0vercoat worth no
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DoSr FAN 70 see sale OF horses advertised In
Sn.s z. per az Aagrath q Kenneilys stable, Tues
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J. 10. Hopkins, Matchmaker and Jewelel
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